American Scenes, And Christian Slavery
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The offer was accepted; and the wretch boasted that he had made 700dollars, or 150_l. _ sterling, by the transaction! The laws of this_great_ and _free_ country had, however, consigned these helpless youngwomen to his absolute disposal! Alas! for Freedom, had she no holierhome than the Southern States of the American Union! And yet of thecountry in which this licentious bargain was made, even John Todd, theexcellent author of "Lectures to Children, " thus writes, --"This land isfree. The mind i...s here free, --and the child is to be born--if indeed heever will be born--whose powers and faculties may not be called out andcultivated. There is no bondage to forms or precedents; but the wholemass may be seasoned, leavened, and moved, and is at liberty to do whatis great and good in the way that is most convenient. " Four o'clock in the afternoon found us safely on board the"Anglo-Saxon, " a fine new steam-boat, bound for Pittsburgh inPennsylvania. We booked ourselves for Cincinnati in Ohio, a distance of1, 550 miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The offer was accepted; and the wretch boasted that he had made 700dollars, or 150_l. _ sterling, by the transaction! The laws of this_great_ and _free_ country had, however, consigned these helpless youngwomen to his absolute disposal! Alas! for Freedom, had she no holierhome than the Southern States of the American Union! And yet of thecountry in which this licentious bargain was made, even John Todd, theexcellent author of "Lectures to Children, " thus writes, --"This land isfree. The mind i...s here free, --and the child is to be born--if indeed heever will be born--whose powers and faculties may not be called out andcultivated. There is no bondage to forms or precedents; but the wholemass may be seasoned, leavened, and moved, and is at liberty to do whatis great and good in the way that is most convenient. " Four o'clock in the afternoon found us safely on board the"Anglo-Saxon, " a fine new steam-boat, bound for Pittsburgh inPennsylvania. We booked ourselves for Cincinnati in Ohio, a distance of1, 550 miles.
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